The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27


TBergen Point Athletic Club.
In the wessv view avenue M E. Church,
of Pamrapo, an old folks concert will be
given Tuesday evening under the auspices
Of the ladies of the congregation.
An interesting meeting was held We'd
Desday afternoon in the parlors of that
edifce By the Ladies' Mite Society of the
Bergen Point Reformed Church.
: Arrangements for ball to be given in
Wulf's Hall, Bayonne proper, on Easter
Monday evening are being perfected by the
members of the Bayonne Turn Verein.
Toward the fund for the organizations
proposed new club house, over 5000 was
realized by the entertainment recently
gwen for the benefit of the Pamrapo Ath-
letlc Club.
Several recruits are to be mustered in at
the encampment to be held Friday even
ing in Wulf's Hall, at Bsyonne proper. by
the comrades of Custer Post, No. 6, Sons
of Veterans.
Another of TIE enjoyable series of social
receptions, given under the auspices of the
Pamrapo Athletic Club, will be held Thurs
day evening in Salter's Hall, the clubs
headquarters.
Agerman was given Monday evening in
Schuyler Hall, at Bergen Point. Tyndale
furnished the music. Acan Harris led the
dancin and about three dozen couples
were in attendance.
\ The choir of the Park Avenue Baptist
Church, of New York city will, at an early
date give, under the direction of M d
Crispin, a concert in the First Baptist
Church, of Bayonne proper.
A preliminary meeting of the board of
nf he
rapo Building and Loan Association was
held Thursday evening, March 10th. In
dlvIdual shares re rated at $500.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Reformed Church, of
Bayonne proper, an instrumental and vo-
cal concert Will be given in that editce on
Tuesday evening by the New York Concert
Company.
Rev. Charles Herald, the well-known
singing evangelist from Moody's Taberna-
Gle in Chicago will conduct the Baptist
services to be held this morning and even
ing in the Third Germany Reformed
CHURCH, of Bergen Point.
Tia the muster roll of the George Nagen-
gait Chowder Club the names of fourteen
new members have been appended during
the past fortnight. An excellent ehowder
dinner was given Friday evening in Nagen-
CASTS Hall, at Centreyille.
About one hundred couples attended the
first annual masquerade ball of the Ger
mania Singing Society held Monday even
ing in the Columbia Park Pavilion at Cen
treville. Freebooter G. George Schaum-
loeffel acted as Prince Carnival.
Tomorrow evening the members of the
drum and fife corps, which has been or
gapized ss an auxiliary to James N. Van
Bnskirk Post No. 100, G. A. r., will meet
at Wulf's Hall, Bayonne proper. z. Sharit.
of Pamrapo, is drum major of the corps.
This seasons nine of the Staten Island
Athletic Club will contain three PLAYERS
from last seasons team of the Bergen Point
Athletic Club They are James A. Tying,
crack amateur pitcher; third baseman Fred.
Moore, and ex-manager, Henry j. Tyndall
At the several public schoe Is the average
daily attendance of pupils during Deem
Der and January was as annexed: Decem-
4, 206; No. S. 1893; City, l 1926. January
No. l. 1874; No. 2, 535; No 8, 202; No. 4,
221; No. 5, 1877; City, 1889.
Having become quite q heavyweight
Justice of the Peace. Sydney L. Carragan
is seriously contemplating seeking mem
bership in the Fat Mems Association, of
Jersey City. He will necessarily be forced
to wait until he gains another pound, as he
now only tips the scales at 1879.
Preparations for the ensuing season are
being made at that popular resort, the
Shore House, on the Bergen Point shore of
the Kill Won Kull. The structure and its
additions have been thoroughly renovated
and the season will shortly be inaugurated
with a ball, to be held in the pavilion.
An interesting programme was produced
Tuesday evening at the entertainment held
in the First Baptist Church, of Bayonne
proper. Misses Mary Sewel, Annie Rich
ardson, Annie Simmons, Hattie Richard
son and Kate D. Wilson, the Misses Post
and Mr.. Edward Frobisher participated in
the event.
With a view of securing increased wages,
q committee has been appointed by the
members of Bayonne Lodge, No IS, Ameri-
can Carpenters and Joiners' Union, to con-
fer with the master builders of this CITY
The present rate of wages is So so per day.
and the journeymen claim they are emit
tied to So per day. They desire the change
to take effect on April l..
Delegations of iremen from New York
city, Brooklyn, Elizabeth, Staten Island,
Hobok a. Newark and Jersey City att ndeg
The ball and reception given Monday even
ing in the Greenyille r ,ller Skating Acad
envy by the members of Bayonne Hook and
ladder Company No. l, of Pamapo. Ev, nv
FIRE compeny of this city was also REF re-
rented among the merry makers.
Anon those who participated in the ex-
ell,I Martha WsshiDet n tea party and
enter ainnlent given Tuesday evening in
The FIRST Presbyterian Church, of Bergen
70 Mt We're Mr.. and Mrs kt dmon ID.
Do ,pell, Misses Hattie Meyers, Florence
Brush. Lillian Ward, Anna Yredenburgh,